Clicks Health

Which eight workflows does it run?

The homepage names eligibility and benefits, prior authorization, claim cleanup, denials and appeals, payment posting, patient credit refunds, FMLA and disability forms, and referral intake. For prior authorization the vendor says its agent "automatically gathers the relevant patient information and supporting clinical documentation from your EHR". The FAQ adds that agents check payer portals, call payers, and read and send faxes. The vendor lists human review points and a "Full action audit trail", and claims automation goes live in "5 weeks or less".

How does it reach the EHR?

The homepage shows logos for Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, ModMed, NextGen Healthcare and MEDITECH. The about page says "No migrations, no integrations, no disruption", meaning the agents use the same screens and APIs as staff. No clearinghouse is named on the homepage, the about page or the security page.

What does the security page state?

It lists SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA, TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, SAML SSO, role-based access control, audit logs, IP allowlisting and a 99.9% uptime SLA. It says customer inputs, outputs and documents are not used for training, and that the MSA guarantees this contractually. A trust center is linked at trust.clickshealth.com. Whether the SOC 2 Type II report itself exists is not verified.

How big is the company, and how does a purchase start?

The footer reads "© 2026 Clicks" and gives no legal entity. The address is 564 Market Street, San Francisco. Founders and founding year are not listed on the homepage or the about page. Backers named on the homepage are Y Combinator, Fly Ventures, Yellow VC, 20 VC and Calm/Storm, with no amounts.

One customer logo appears, Princeton Brain, Spine & Orthopedics, along with two case studies. The about page claims users in "50+ countries" and "19'000+ agents deployed last month", which are unverified. A third-party YC list (undated) gives a team of 8.

No price is published. The about page says the company runs "pilots with real data on real processes before asking for a commitment".

The verdict

For an RCM company or a provider practice whose backlog is prior authorization status checks, appeals and payer calls, Clicks Health lists those tasks and says its agents work inside the EHR a practice already runs. Funding is the unknown, and the claims about global usage sit awkwardly next to a team of eight.